REDUCED | DUI (.101 BAC) (Tempe City Court No.: 02-611369-1CR): Mr. T. was stopped for allegedly travelling 64 in a 40. After he was stopped, he performed poorly on field tests. He subsequently provided a .101 breath BAC. On the eve of trial, the state offered a plea to a reckless driving.

REDUCED | DUI (.095 BAC) (Tempe City Court No.:03-664286-1CR): Mr. F. was found asleep at the wheel of his car and at a red light. He admitted to drinking a rum and coke and that he had rotate cuff several weeks prior and was taking the drug Darvovet for pain. He performed poorly on field sobriety tests, and subsequently provided a .095 breath BAC. Because the blood was not tested for Darvovet, we were able to negotiate a plea to reckless driving with zero days in jail.

REDUCED | DUI (.095 BAC) (03618392CR): Mr. O. was stopped for speeding by Tempe Police. He subsequently provided a .095 breath test. We argued to the prosecutor that he did very well on his Field Sobriety Tests and that the case was factually insufficient. Subsequently, he was allowed to plead to Reckless Driving with zero days in jail.

REDUCED | DUI (.092 BAC) (03615312CR): Tempe City Police claimed Ms. O. made a left turn against a left turn sign. She was subsequently arrested and provided a .092 breath sample. She requested to speak with a lawyer, and that request was denied. These issues were discussed with the prosecutor, and we were able to secure a plea to Reckless Driving with zero days in jail.

 

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(Tempe City Court No.: 03-665885-3CR): Mr. B. was observed making a u-turn at a green light, and then he was ultimately stopped by the officer. A DUI investigation ensued which revealed a .087 breath BAC. Due to the facts that the stop was questionable, and Mr. B had a low BAC, we were able to get the case plead to a reckless driving with zero days in jail.

REDUCED | DUI – State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 7245) (Tempe City Court No. 07-983218): REDUCED to Reckless Driving Mr. H was found stopped at a green light asleep with his engine on and his foot on the brake pedal. He ultimately provided Field Sobriety Tests and a Preliminary Breath Test of .085. After he was arrested, he was taken to the station and requested to call our office. After he was done on the phone, he did not provide any answers to questions and did not perform any further tests. Due to the lack of evidence, we were able to convince the Prosecutor to extend the Reckless Driving offer with 0 days in jail.

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REDUCED | DUI (.044 BAC) (Tempe City Court No.: 03-637450-CR): Mr. A. was allegedly involved in a hit and run. When officers arrived at the residence, dispatch advised that the owner of the vehicle was calling in a stolen vehicle report. Mr. A was arrested for hit and run, filing a false police report, and DUI. His breath test revealed a .044 BAC. We filed a motion based on Corpus Delicti, as there was no individual to identify Mr. A. behind the wheel. In addition, we filed a Motion to Preclude the civilian witness. The State offered a reckless driving with zero days in jail prior to the Evidentiary Hearing.

 

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REDUCED | DUI (Tempe Municipal Court No. 06-961213-3CR): Mr. B. was observed by a Tempe Police Officer making a wide right turn from University to Rural Road. After stopping Mr. B., 4 cues of HGN were detected, along with an odor of alcohol. Although he subsequently provided breath tests which were above the legal limit, we were informed the prosecutor we would be filing a Motion for No Reasonable Suspicion to Stop. They subsequently offered a Reckless Driving with no days in jail.

(Tempe Municipal Court No. 06-963549-3CR): Mr. C. was involved in a traffic accident at a red light. We were able to show that it was the other driver’s fault, and that even though Mr. C. had a breath alcohol content near the legal limit, we were able to convince the State to reduce his DUI with a CDL to Reckless Driving. Because Mr. C. had a commercial driver’s license, he was able to keep his job and spent zero days in jail.

REDUCED | DUI  – State v. Mr. M. (DMC No. 7187) (Tempe City Court No. 06-963584): Mr. M was stopped for allegedly doing 62 in a 35. After he was stopped it was determined he was under 21, but had been drinking. He was arrested for DUI and provided a breath sample that was below the legal limit. Even though he could still be convicted of an Underage Drink and Driving, we convinced the Prosecutor to extend a Reckless Driving offer which only involved classes.